Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge celebrates winning the Two Mile final from Great Britain's Mo Farah Stock Photo - Alamy
Adidas Congratulates Nike on Record-Breaking Marathon | Sole Collector
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Covid: Eliud Kipchoge receives vaccine ahead of Tokyo Olympics
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The NN Running Team and Eliud Kipchoge extend partnership with Abbott
The Blockbuster Showdown At This Year's Berlin Marathon | WIRED
The Seductive Appeal of Adidas's “Illegal” Running Shoe - Outside Online
Battenhall — It was a battle of the brands at the Berlin Marathon, but did Nike beat event sponsor Adidas to the social media crown?
World record holder Eliud Kipchoge dethroned as Shura Kitata sprints to men's London Marathon title
Eliud Kipchoge has eye on world record in Berlin - AW
Kipchoge underlines Paris 2024 dream, says world record may be broken in Berlin
London Marathon 2016 winner Eliud Kipchoge misses out on world record by 7 seconds after 26.2-mile race | The Independent | The Independent
Nike and Adidas in arms race to beat two hours for marathon
How Eliud Kipchoge smashed the marathon world record | Africa-OnTheRise
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Olympic Marathon Winner Eliud Kipchoge Responds to Nike Shoe Critics
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Shoe Wars: Nike's Rvals Play Catch-up In Marathon Business Worth Billions
Nike Runner Eliud Kipchoge Sets New World Record at Berlin Marathon – Footwear News
Adidas Sets Aside Rivalry To Congratulate Nike And Eliud Kipchoge On Breaking2 Attempt | The Drum
Nike and Adidas just rolled out ultra-fast marathon shoes. But do they make sense for the average runner?
